Scottish Runners 2016
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Mar 2016
10:20am, 22 Mar 2016
25,429 posts
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HappyG(rrr)
Oh, sorry, didn't read Dv's post - yes, Camelon or Bonnybridge or Falklirk stadium would all be good.  G
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Mar 2016
11:42am, 22 Mar 2016
162 posts
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donran
Agree with SOAPM. Falkirk Stadium is ideal for doing the mile. If you run from the path by the zebra crossing back round to the zebra crossing (like the training group do) then it is pretty much spot on a mile. The only downside is that there is a bit on the car park access road which will be busy on a nice day since it is an overflow for the Helix/Kelpies. Next time I go down I'll try running from the path by the zebra crossing back round to the corner by the five a sides/roundabout. That would mean no roads to cross and a fairly wide path. It can't be far off a mile because a complete loop without the path is 1.07 miles. |
Mar 2016
1:05pm, 22 Mar 2016
11,546 posts
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Dvorak
I get it :-)G: I never made D'Nisi's so ah'm oot the cleeq an' just getting pure dingied ;-). One problem at the Stadium is its popularity: especially, there always seem to be tinies on bikes. The lampposts there are 43m apart, btw. |
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Mar 2016
1:39pm, 22 Mar 2016
25,430 posts
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HappyG(rrr)
I fancy a cinder track. Old skool. Dvorak who?! G
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Mar 2016
7:43pm, 22 Mar 2016
9,794 posts
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Bazoaxe
cinder track, hobnail boots......chippy on the way home...thats how alf tupper did it
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Mar 2016
7:53pm, 22 Mar 2016
10,717 posts
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AngusClydesdale
The tough of the track.
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Mar 2016
12:06am, 23 Mar 2016
11,549 posts
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Dvorak
I seem to have mis-sold Bonnybridge :-o. Either I misremembered or a layer of blaes has been laid. Probably the former, though there have been works outside the park and it's in better nick than I've seen it. Still 350m. |
Mar 2016
10:27pm, 23 Mar 2016
336 posts
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Mr. White
good picture of some Fetchies in the Alloa advertiser pics, 34 slides in: m.alloaadvertiser.com
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Mar 2016
10:30pm, 23 Mar 2016
6,703 posts
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Duchess
Right, can one of the natives translate the word blaes into something comprehensible South of the Wall please?
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Mar 2016
10:42pm, 23 Mar 2016
11,554 posts
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Dvorak
Red ... bits. Actually, I looked it up yesterday and it is shale residue. Ranging in size from slatey bits to grit. Used throughout the seventies in Scotland to cover football pitches and thus indelibly ingrained in the psyches (and often the legs) of a couple of generations of weans. |
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